How Big Is The Game On Sunday? (1 Viewer)
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The Reverend Skyblue
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Without doubt the biggest game in our history. I'm certainly getting anxious, what I'll be like Sunday God only knows
pusbccfc
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That game at Charlton was the most surreal I can remember. Luckily technology has improved so the scores etc will come through a little quicker!
Samo
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Not so big then.
Otis
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Yep. I'm sure they will 'look' gutted and have their heads in their hands and then it will be straight to the dressing room, empty their lockers and then straight off to their jet ski holidays in the Bahamas.
I'm sure once there they will be crying daily on the beach.
fellatio_Martinez
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Players that don't seem to give a shit and a manager that is free to leave after the game...
It's like watching The Titanic and willing the ship not to sink at the end.
It's like watching The Titanic and willing the ship not to sink at the end.
Alan Dugdales Moustache
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I'll get hammered for saying this but this relegation is not as important as the last two. The more we get relegated the more I feel numbed by it all ! Having said that the thought of division 4 is terrible.
Rusty Trombone
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I'm with you on this one, can't really get worked up about it at the moment. Clearly I'd rather we win, but I can't see us competing in L1 next season, so the possibility of a few more wins in L2 may be more entertaining, may even have increased attendances for what is currently our final agreed year at the Ricoh. I know each time we've gone down we hoped it would prove a springboard to success, so I'm not pinning any hopes on it.
skybluelee
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I am numb to it all now. Relegation from the PL felt like the end of the world.
It will feel like nothing close if we go down on Sunday. It already feels like the club is all but dead, drawing at mighty Crawley Town won't change that.
hill83
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Gazolba
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The biggest game in our history was the 1987 FA Cup Final because it resulted in the only major honour we have ever won (or are ever likely to win).
Skybluepiglet
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If County Don't win ...Crawley V Cov is not a big game at all
Gazolba
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Exactly. We can expect the size of the game to change several times during the game. The first 85 minutes could be a tiny game and the last 5 minutes could be massive. Imagine if we were losing 1-0 and Notts Co were drawing 0-0, then Notts Co scored in the 85th minute.
ollyservetta
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To be honest, the only passion I have left is for the badge and my memorys of the club that was .I don't recognise the club as it is ,no home ,shit owners and not one half decent player with any passion for the shirt .I always accepted our struggles in the top flight ,seeing top clubs come to us and respecting us ,seeing great away results and having a say in the title ,and last games of the season like the everton game on that sunday morning ,beating the league champions to stay up .three wins in a row as I remember and a squad of players all fighting for the shirt .the after match celabrations were unforgettable .Cant see this current team get a thing from sunday ,like many ,relying on our away form ,im waiting to see how many ,if any of the gutless dross develop an injury to avoid the game . If we go down, we go down ,I feel only for the fans and the badge ,its no more than the owners ,players and playing staff deserve. We stayed up last season against all odds due to having players with passion and who were committed to their job ,the only players like that we have left are the young lads like burge and a few others ,who get thrown in and then slated by biggots .The demise of ccfc is heartbreaking but not in anyway or form the fans fault ,but ive lost all the sleep im going to ,im finished getting angry ,nothing the fans can do, or could have done would have or can ,change anything .and to finish ,to all those who believe buying season tickets is the way to help the club, you are deluded, I don't blame anyone trying to get a good deal ,but pay on the day ,then if this dross carries on you haven't wasted your money.
TM has a mountain to climb. He has a squad, who by and large at best just about turn up for a game. He needs to work with them this week, getting into their emotions and making sure how big this is for the thousands of fans who pay their wages.
Remind them they have a lot less value to other clubs as L2 players/players who got a team relegated...
Remind them they have a lot less value to other clubs as L2 players/players who got a team relegated...
Alan Dugdales Moustache
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Absolutely wholeheartedly agree. One of the best things I've read on this site. I too will never stop supporting the badge but this is no longer the club I remember nor really want to be associated with so long as SISU kill it. I feel for our owners and the individuals running it a degree of dislike I have never held for our rivals Villa , Leicester etc.
Sky Blue Harry H
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Amended for you
Otis
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I've been noseying around and I see Leyton Orient still seem to think there is some hope for them to avoid the drop.
Their scenario is that they need to beat Swindon away, but then also need Notts County and Crawley and Colchester to all fail to win.
A swing of 4 results in their favour.
Bloody hell, if they can still show a bit of optimism, surely we can can't we?
Their scenario is that they need to beat Swindon away, but then also need Notts County and Crawley and Colchester to all fail to win.
A swing of 4 results in their favour.
Bloody hell, if they can still show a bit of optimism, surely we can can't we?
Difference is they can look forward (even in L2) to having a good season next year; I genuinely fear the worst next year without new money and lots of it coming in.
Astute
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Exactly. And I remember us staying up before when the odds were even longer. Was it win our last 3 games and have other results go our way? Can't remember it that well as it goes
Otis
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Exactly. And I remember us staying up before when the odds were even longer. Was it win our last 3 games and have other results go our way? Can't remember it that well as it goes
I think it was just win the last 3 games. Luton, Stoke? And Everton.
Houchens Head
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I keep thinking about Bournemouth and how they've done so well in the last few seasons. Almost relegated from the Football League as recent as the 2008/09 season. Now in the Premier League. I really think we will go down on Sunday, but gain hope in the thought that Sisu might pull out and we have a similar scenario to the Cherries. Wouldn't that be nice?
Otis
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Otis
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I'm sure it means a lot to some of the players. Unfortunately though, we have a fair few who don't give a monkey's chuff.
Astute
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Otis
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That is a bit like a post on here. Ten characters needed
10 characters and Mr. Tumble in goal.
